Georgia Cotton and Fruit Trade Discussed in Atlantic Trip
Atlanta writer reports six weeks of sun and sea as he tours Delaware peach country from Wilmington to Berlin. He notes large peach shipments, evaporators, and berry pickers, cites cotton speculation as South’s great curse, and highlights Melon and Potato export plans led by Georgia businessmen.
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Tio
New York
Vienna
Delmanico's
Esmeralda
Dorlon‘s
Central Park
St. Jamey
Delaware
Wibmington
Berlin
Jersey
the St. James
Georgia Pacific Road
Eugene Gordon
General Gordon
Senate
T Hus
Europa
Georgia Pacific
Cable
Gordons
Joe Brown
Chicago
Cincinnati
Georgia
Brown
Mr. Brown
West
Georgin
R. J. Reagan
Rome
Senator Hill
Benjamin H. Hill
Sum Small
Rm Wey
Hill
Mr. Hill
Bill Moore
Augusta
Morehead City
Atlanta
Morehead
Ailsbama
Tennessee
Aanta
Carolina
Hendersonville
Kentucky Stock Farms
Bill
Gossip From New York Society The Blanck Row Explodes
A long New York letter describes Mrs Amanda Blanck and her stepfamily conflict with husband Blanck after his sudden retreat and lease of the family house. Lawyers debate rights, support, and potential divorce terms amid accusations of jealousy, money, and control. The piece also covers opera singer Mme Selina Doloro, court cases, and social notes from Saratoga and city life.
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New York
Mia
Blanck
Ric
Amanda Moring
Herauriously
Tam
Ip Square
Mr. Blanck
Irish Police Rioting In Dublin As Soldiers Quell Mob
September 2 in Dublin city reports describe stones thrown at troops in Brunswick Street with one wounded. A bayonet charge occurred on Sackville Street amid heavy stone-throwing while constables return to duty. Dismissed officers seek reinstatement as crowds gather and police threaten further action.
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Duntix
Brunswick Street
Sackville Street
Bank of Ireland
Kevinstreet
Ord’ Spencer
Trevelyan
Dublin
Press Association
Owensland
Royal Irish Constabulary
Constabulary
Canon Popp
Stephens Street
Sigat
Lord Spencer
O'Connell
Notice of Army Warning Service for Tobacco Planters
September 2 The chief signal officer of the army issues a notice to aid tobacco planters by sending warnings of anticipated fronts that may threaten ripening crops. Warnings will be telegraphed before frost to districts, to be diffused by courier at small cost. Period covered is September 1 to November 1 or until killing frost. Also notes Methodist church merger efforts at general conference in Hamilton Ontario with committees to confer on uniting Methodism for British America.
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Gmee Courtland
Wall Street
Tam
Jay Gould
Cyrus Field
Cooper Union
Garfield
Bliss
Cain Uest
Arabi
Lowpox
Times
Semailia
Highland Brigade
Alexandria
Adiapsic
Kassixsin
Tullock
Salibi Gehyda
Wold
Wariington
Hamitox
Onr
Methodist Episcopel
General Conference
Seasion
United Methodism
Neward
Free_ beeters
Ban Harreh
Meé
Bangor
Green Mountain
Howe
Public Health Reports Rise in Fevers Across Districts
Surgeon general notes yellow fever cases in Brownville Texas and Pensacola with several deaths. Philadelphia reports a quarantined vessel Marcelo infected with yellow fever and seven crew members dead. Cholera deaths surface in Hillsdale Michigan and Manila. Boston detains Ordenbloom with five new yellow fever cases onboard. Smallpox cases rise in Paterson New Jersey. diphtheria spreading in Lunenberg County. Tangier and Tangier coast report cholera activity.
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Washington
Maring Hospital Service
Brownville
Texas
In Spector
Ponsdcola
Philadelphia
Lazaretti
Board of Health
Marcelo
Guarantine
St. Marcs
Delaware, Capes
Holesdale
Mich
Richard Martin
Adams Township
BoxsTox
Ordenbloom
Porto Rico
Boston
Galloupes Island
Paterson
Petersburg
Lunenberg
Manila
Manilla
Hello
Tangier
Loroceo
West Point Admission Exams Narrow to Fifteen Rejected
The West Point examination for applicants concluded with forty one contenders. fifteen rejected, including Lemuel W. Livingstone, a colored appointee from Florida. Livingstone was deemed deficient and directed to settle accounts with the treasurer and depart. He left for New York after withdrawing his deposited funds.
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Point
Pouchkhe
N. Y
West Point Military Academy
Lemuel W. Livingstone
Florida
Livingstone
Adjutant Hoyle
Puc
Frst
New York
Adjutant General of the Army
Danum death by own action linked to old NC route robberies
A Raleigh Raleigh area report details D N Sherwood, once a North Carolina railroad route agent, dying by ingesting laudanum after arrest for a decade of package robberies. He died on a train en route to Greensboro, leaving a widow. The piece also notes Maine highwayman rewards and other 1865 era items.
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North Carolina
Meana
Hutelde
Raleich
D. N. Sherwood
Greensboro
Goldsboro
Raleigh
Booth
Goldshoro
Greenshoro
Redehing
THE
Maine High Waymen
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Emet
R. C. Baker
Selma
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Moore
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Bi Baker
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Grand Republic
Henry Ftarris
Subuque
York
Mme
Selina Doloro
Mike Leavitt
London
Bijou Opera House
Leavitt
Menager McCaull
Bijou
Maurice Grau
Theo
Mme. Cottrelly
Herr Conred
Lillian Russell
Doloro
Dunn
Curtin
Mrs. Curtin
Charles Smith
Ned
Mrs. Curting
Brit
Shama
Dani
A.T. Stewart
Grant
Fred
Grand Union Hotel
Saratoga
Yoon’s
Grants
General Grant
Forowe
Hilton
Bloomfield Wetherell
Fred Grant
Stewart
Lea
Richard Jackson
Castle Garden
Worth Street
Jackson
Station House
Alcazar
Justiny
Vints
Cleveland Hemild
Mary Anderson
Ingomar
Fea
Annie Wakeman
Chicago News
Union Square Company
Walnek's
Labouchere
Gay
J. McBride
Henry Johnson
Chamberlain & Hoynton
Crankshaw
Freeman & Crankshaw
Herbert Brown
Elen Hewes
Wilmington
Macon
Brightwood Hotel
South Georgia
Grand Central Hotel
Draper
Judy
Miss Moore
Miss Barry
Moore, Marah’ & Co
Indies
Dickson
Knight
Taylor
Carrie Westmoreland
Billy
Patterson
the Irish’ Police
Maen
Che Hos
the Public Health
Oc West
Glass Manufacturers Union
Glass
Durhamville
Pittsburg
City of Mexico
Zola
Mexican National Railroad
Trafic
Harrisburg
Hawaissung
Penn
Chesapeake Nail Works
Lawrence
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